
Beschreibung
JadeWeser Airport (ICAO EDWI), founded as Airport Wilhelmshaven-Mariensiel, is a small regional airport in the northern part of Germany. Being close to East Frisian Islands, Hamburg, Sylt, Denmark and Netherlands makes it a nice starting point for different VFR activities. Also helicopter pilots might find it interesting. It's one of the homes of Wiking Helikopter Service, they fly Leonardo AW139 and Airbus H145 in real life. The airport has two asphalt runways, the larger one offers an IFR approach.
The scenery has customized buildings (except for the bistro which might come in a future update), PBR textures, partially custom ground textures and markings.
To install the scenery, just unzip the downloaded file and copy the "reepelo-airport-edwi-wilhelmshaven" folder into your community folder.
A known limitation is that I haven't managed to remove the ground service vehicles, even though I followed the SDK and different descriptions you can find online. There are still a couple of cars or fork lifters running around. But they shouldn't be too annoying.
Hope you enjoy the scenery.
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Version 1.0.2:
- Another update to the dyke
- Added ceilometer
Version 1.0.1:
- Increased height of dyke based on user feedback. Might now be a bit too high close to runway 02, but better when being close to runway 20.
- Added taxi way lines to runway 16.
- Added vehicles and a ground textures in front of Wiking office building.
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EDWI JadeWeser Airport - Wilhelmshaven
JadeWeser Airport (ICAO EDWI), founded as Airport Wilhelmshaven-Mariensiel, is a small regional airport in the northern part of Germany. Being close to East Frisian Islands, Hamburg, Sylt, Denmark and Netherlands makes it a nice starting point for different VFR activities. Also helicopter pilots might find it interesting, it's one of the homes of Wiking Helikopter Service.
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Versionsgeschichte
- Another change to the dyke. - Added Ceilometer.


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